SCENES DURING THE MAU TROUBLES IN SAMOA.— Top left, native chiefs assembled at Savii. Bottom left, rounding up native members of the Mau and disarming them. Centre, on the waterfront, showing natives during a round-up. Top right, members of the Mau in full regalia. Bottom right, Marines arresting members of the Mau during one of the recent disturbances.
A BIG UNDERTAKING.—Concrete wall now being built in Church Street, Wellington, between Boulcott street and The Terrace. It was the scene of a bad slip last winter, and has been giving considerable anxiety during periods of heavy rain.
QUEEN OF SWEDEN reported in the cable news as being seriously ill.
MR. G. D. F. GOODWIN, the first man to secure his flying ticket from Rongotai aerodrome. Awarded him on Saturday morning.
MISS ISOBEL MORRISON, the young Canterbury tennis player, who won the New Zealand junior championship singles and the girls’ and junior mixed doubles.
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1930, Page 7
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152SCENES DURING THE MAU TROUBLES IN SAMOA.—Top left, native chiefs assembled at Savii. Bottom left, rounding up native members of the Mau and disarming them. Centre, on the waterfront, showing natives during a round-up. Top right, members of the Mau in full regalia. Bottom right, Marines arresting members of the Mau during one of the recent disturbances. A BIG UNDERTAKING.—Concrete wall now being built in Church Street, Wellington, between Boulcott street and The Terrace. It was the scene of a bad slip last winter, and has been giving considerable anxiety during periods of heavy rain. QUEEN OF SWEDEN reported in the cable news as being seriously ill. MR. G. D. F. GOODWIN, the first man to secure his flying ticket from Rongotai aerodrome. Awarded him on Saturday morning. MISS ISOBEL MORRISON, the young Canterbury tennis player, who won the New Zealand junior championship singles and the girls’ and junior mixed doubles. Taranaki Daily News, 5 February 1930, Page 7
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